Dear Reader,

Elon Musk is preparing to launch the most audacious move of his career – a "mind blowing" move that could make him the richest man of all time.

I know, because recently I recently attended a small gathering in California –I was in the room as Elon explained his radical plan to a small audience.

My team spent more than $20,000 just to get in the door.

But after hearing Elon talk... I'm convinced he's about to send a shockwave through the entire stock market.

It all comes down to a massive and surprising plan Elon's been working on night and day since leaving Washington.

It would see the end of Tesla as we know it – and create tens trillions of dollars for Elon and his backers.

And after travelling to California, I think Elon's audacious plan is finally ready to go live.

In fact, as soon as November 6, I'm expecting a massive "Tesla Shock" to come to the stock market.

I think anyone with money in the market needs to know what's coming, even if you don't own Tesla itself – because what Elon is planning will have massive consequences for hundreds of different stocks.

I'm not alone. Tesla has already flagged this date as a "critical inflection point". Elon himself says it "may affect the future of the world".

That's why I'm urging you... get the full story on what Elon is planning while there's still time.

Whatever your feelings on Elon Musk or Tesla, what's coming is highly likely to have a massive impact on your money.

And according to one of the most respected investors I know, it could also be the key to a 1,000% buying opportunity.

Get the full story here before November 6.

Regards,

Kelly Brown
Senior Researcher, Altimetry

P.S. Tesla has already turned many ordinary investors into millionaires.

But if Elon gets his way, what's coming next could literally turn ordinary people into billionaires.

Everything you need to know before you buy, sell or hold Tesla stock is laid out right here.

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GE Vernova: Valuation Down & Fundamentals Up—A Recipe for Success

Written by Leo Miller. Published 10/26/2025.

GE Vernova (NYSE: GEV) has been electrifying both the world and the stock market in 2025. Shares are up nearly 80% year-to-date. GEV’s accelerating growth and rising demand for power generation and transmission solutions have been supported by the broader AI-driven surge in electricity needs. However, the industrial company’s shares have fallen notably in recent months, raising questions about whether the stock is hitting a wall.

Investors received fresh data to evaluate the company’s trajectory when GE released its Q3 2025 earnings on Oct. 22, followed by a wave of price-target updates the next day. Below, we summarize the results and outline an updated outlook for investors.

Fortunately, several indicators point to the potential for a renewed rally in GEV.

GEV Blasts Past Revenue Expectations, Announces Acquisition

In Q3, GE Vernova reported revenue just under $10 billion, beating analyst expectations by more than $800 million and representing growth of 11.8%. That was the company’s fastest growth in seven quarters and well above the roughly 2.6% analysts had expected. The firm did miss on earnings per share (EPS), which came in at $1.64—about $0.08 below forecasts.

Orders surged 55% to $14.6 billion, leaving GE Vernova with a roughly $135 billion backlog. With orders outpacing revenue, demand for the company’s services appears robust, and the backlog provides strong revenue visibility for the coming years.

The company’s adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) margin also improved, rising 600 basis points year over year to 8.1%. GEV also announced the acquisition of the remaining 50% of its Prolec GE joint venture, which will allow GEV to participate more directly in the North American power-grid market. Prolec previously held exclusive rights to sell certain transformers in North America; after the acquisition, GEV can sell them as well.

This is significant because GEV expects the North American electrification market to grow roughly 10% annually through 2030. Moreover, Prolec’s EBITDA margin is around 25%, so the acquisition should improve GEV’s overall margin profile.

Despite the EPS miss, GEV’s quarter was strong overall, and the Prolec deal signals management’s confidence in the company’s North American growth prospects—its most important region.

Fundamental Support for GEV Shares Is Improving

Understanding the cause of GE Vernova’s recent stock decline helps explain why the outlook looks healthier now. Since reaching an all-time high of just over $664 in early August, shares are down roughly 10%. Importantly, that pullback appears to have resulted from multiple compression rather than deteriorating fundamentals.

Over the same period, GEV’s forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio fell from about 66x to 54x—an 18% drop, which is considerably larger than the share-price decline. At the same time, analysts’ earnings forecasts increased, partially offsetting the lower multiple and suggesting the company is expected to grow earnings faster than previously thought.

The decline in the trailing P/E ratio is even more pronounced: it fell from roughly 160x to 97x, a near 40% decrease. Because the trailing P/E is based on reported results rather than forecasts, this change indicates that reported earnings have improved substantially even as the share price retreated.

Those 18% and ~40% drops in forward and trailing P/E ratios—versus a modest 10% share decline—are important. They show GEV’s valuation is becoming more grounded in actual and expected earnings growth rather than overly optimistic sentiment. With stronger fundamentals underpinning a lower valuation, the stock looks better positioned to deliver future gains.

Wall Street Signals 15% Upside Potential

Wall Street sentiment appears to be warming to GEV. Among analysts who updated their price targets after Oct. 22, the average target rose by 1.4%, indicating a generally more positive view despite the EPS miss.

The average price target from those updates was $688, implying roughly 15% upside from current levels. That is notably higher than the MarketBeat consensus price target of around $607, which implies only about 2% upside. The divergence suggests analysts who incorporated the latest results and the Prolec acquisition are more optimistic about GEV’s near- to medium-term prospects.

Overall, GEV’s improving fundamentals and a lower valuation supported by stronger earnings visibility provide a compelling case that the shares are better positioned to perform over the long term.